GO YE AND WORSHIP.
A HOBRIBLE DEATH. . k 1
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Mr. ; Wm. n. nraunoB or Durham
Mcalded to Death By the Bursting
ot a Steam Pipe Superintendent
Xiathes Seriously Scalded i V
uuiXUUJttM, JM.jU., b AT U K DA x J MARCH 25, 1899.
lhc fimrches lf Our Town Will Bo
Tiirown upen for Ton You Are
Welcome.
T?tt J N "Faust will liolil roffnlnr
services tomorrow at Trinity Re- A horrible accident occurred at
formed church. Subject for the a cotton mill at Durham Friday
morning service, "Affections for before noon when a pipe coming
FeUowmen." Evening, "The from a newly erected pump burst,
Two Sons." .Beginning Wednes- filling the room in which Mr. W
day night at 8 o'clock special fBranson and Superintendent
services will be continued until Mathos were in with steam.
Sunday, Rev W H McNairy So If ull of steam was the room
assisting part of the time All that the door could not be opened.
are - Mr. Branson, during his suffering
There will be services tomor- in the room, broke out a window
row, Palm Sunday, at All Saints glass: and called for help.- At last
Episcopal church by the Rector, the wall on one side of the build
Re. J 0 Davis, at l b o'clock to- ing broke and let out the steam.
rnorruw muiuiut i.vijnwY nut it was too latA t,n oata thA
night at 7.30. Sabbath school Hfe Gf Mr. Branson, whose body
tomorrow tmermjuu ut o u uiuuii..
There will b
u" . - I o clonk. T ia nnndif.inn ct th
Wednesday afternoons., . , , !.-.' ,
superintendent was reported very
Rer. B Lacy Hoe will hold serious on Friday night, j
services tomorrow at the Baptist The sad new3 in regard to Mr.
church. There will be services Branson camo here that' day,
both, morning and night. Sub- geverai dispatches having been
jeet for 11 a. m., "The Barren received by Mr. J M Odell at
Tree.? Subject for 7.00 p., m., different times. Besides beine a
"Hypnotism" shock to his friends and acquaint-
Regular services" will be held ances the death rests heavily on
at Central Methodist church both the families of Messrs. J M and
tomorrow morning and night by W R Odell. Mrs. Branson is a
the pastor, Rev. J E Thompson, sister to Mrs. W R Odell and the
The hour for holding the evening love and care of almost a father
service has been changed from has been bestowed upon the
7 o'clock to 7.30. deceased by Mr. J M Odell.
Rev. W B Onoy, pastor of St. Mr' Bratf8n WM ?,ne f th
Aidiews Lutheran church,' will most enterpnsing mill men of
. . rnr Rrnf a anA Via hfilrl o. nnaitinn
begin .a series of sermons,lor "r r
Single Copy 6 Cents
ANOTHER BATTLE.
Agnnaldo Defeated fih at p liOss on
BothxKides.
It seems that there has been
another sharp battle in the
Philippines, though it is .not
reported through official, sources.
The American lossj in killed and
wounded is said to be 100. while
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that of the enemy is estimated at
300 or 400. The results are said to
bo a sweeping victory for the
American arms. It is again stated g
with assurance, that Gen Otis.will
proceed to crush Aguinaldo and
his forces.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mr. M J Freeman returned
home last night from a business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J
the earrv- train
i-
this
was badlv scalded. TTa Mail that
a services at f o'clock ff v o . . . t n K e earr
r ,., , afternoon a few minutes after 5 Durham.
Londay, Tuesday and , , . mu. 'Lt iui !
Mr. AM Brown
M Odell left on
Baorning for
SABBATH BELLS.
Passion Week tomorrow night.
There will be regular services at
sSt. James' Lutheran church to
morrow morning and night by
the pastor, Rev. C B ' Miller.
Usual eeryicea
whiqh will be a hard one for his
successor to nil.
returned home
this morning afier being gone for
several days." j
1.".uuk m,imiF- n()t man fQr
nied Miss Josie Craige to SaliBbuiy QrQ tQ
this morning.
X Contrlbntlon Fnrnlsfied i for
Thought Before the Sabbath Day
The Sabbath As Once and Now.
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Written for The Standard, t
The approach of the Sabbath
briDgs mauy an interesting question
to the minds of the people. Were
all the questions that arise in the
minds of; mqn audible we would be
astonished that the; people of this
enlightened Nineteenth Century
hayr8och narrow views about this,
the most Holy day of the week.
in Jfixodna 16:23 the words of the
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Lord are repeated by Moses, 'This
is that which the Lord hath said '
Tomorrow is the rest of the ; Holy
Sabbath unto the Lord : bake that
which ye will bake today and seethe
that ye Will seethe ; and that which
remaineth oyer lay up for you to be
kept until the morning."
rebukes the Paarisees for
their strut adherence to the ) letter
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of the law about the Sabbath. His
:o tcacu tnsm tne proper
Hear his words : Mark 2:27.
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abbth was made for man.
the Sabbath : Theres
Son of man is Lord also of
aim is
8 )irit.
' 'ha H
the Sabbath they used to t have in
New England. I have never lived
in New England but I would rathd
trust the Puritanic Sabbath with all
its faults than this modern bibbath
whichjis faat declining from beiai
a sabbath at all. As soon as oi
modern Sabbaths will prod
stalwart characters as the New Eng
land Sabbafh I am satisfied and.
shall be surprieed. The Puritanic
csaDDatn had no watcaers in the pevr
8eeingj whether the preacher could
entertain an audience for twetysflvi
minutes or half an our. It did not
allow the sleeper to snore to hie own
comfort and to the dieecLafcrt o"
those
that loDged to hear
the word
the Sabbath." Today he would say
Mr8.Jno.,Alli8on will go to Sal- the Sabbath was m:ide not that man
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isbury tonight to spend tomorrow might! cease from their worldly
with her relatives. buainega. hut that thv miirht pni iv
Rev. J R ! Brooks came down Ue bounteoui feast prepared by the
from Saiisbuiy last 'night. Ho was spirit of God.
the guest of Mr. M J Freeman.
Would to God that we could all
-Superintendent! Chas. Hielop P3m a higher aciation of our
JLnld to Rest this Alternoon
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Eor some reason the remains of
Jiope .Barrier did not arrive
until this moring at 10 o'clock. A
will be hold at Bort wnile before 1 o'clock the
Forest Hill Methodist- church to J Vjrocession left the home of Mrs.
morrow moruinff and nicht bv the I t?:u Lr 4 ivtf Piaooonf
Pastor, Rev. J H Arnold. ! where the body was interred this
The usual services will be held afternoon. Mr. Guy Barrier failed
at the First Presbvterian church to reach here from South Carolina.
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tomorrow by the pastor, Rev. W rrotracted iieetintc.
0 Alexander. I Special services at Epworth church
' to begin tomorrow. Preaching at
For the Benefit of Farmers. . j M , .1 , j
-n , 11 11 a. m. by the pastor, and at 7 p.
Farmers would do well, says m by the Presiding Elder, Dr. J R
the Raleigh correspondent to the Brooks. j ;
Charlotte Observer, to take ad- At 2 30 p. m ladies' meeting at
. . . ' v . , the church, conducted by Mrs. O L
vantage of the fact that, simply QrayeD -l
by the asking, they can have sent At 3 p. m. the cottage prayer
to them every month the Bulletin meetings, as arranged, conduced by
,(,, . 14 , . . . several brethren, and a special prayer
of the Agricultural Experiment meeting for men in the ball over
station, containing an analysis ot Robbin's store, conducted by Rev. L
fertilizer, and a registration of O Nash. .! . -
guano. The labor reports may 0harlotte ia t0 arrive and will con
also be had free of charge, merely duct the services eaoh day at 4 p. m.
I and 7.30 v, in. !
. I nkviafinriB aro namPfltlV TPfl nested
VJiiiulilllU.Hv -. J WT :
arrived here this morning from By-
nam to spend a few days here
Mr. W R O Jell and wife left
Hst night for Durham on account
of the 6ad accident which "befell Mr.
W H Branson.
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Misses Maggie and Lottie Gray,
of Charlotte, arrived here this morn-
iae to visit at the home of their
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uncle, Mr. W G Boshamer.
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Mrs. C L T Fisher and Miss Erie
Caldwell, both of Charlotte, are ex-
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Sabbath heritage 1 j We cannot CDunt
the treasures of the Christian Sib
bath. It spreads out over us the
two wings of the Archangel of
mercy!. O blessed Babbath ! They
icoff at the old Puritanic Sabbath,
of God. It was full of the mug
of voices blending in emg-'t prMse
to God. Oh, blessed dav II I should
like to die some! Sabbatb rD rrn
the air is ftil) nf chiTch pn.jc
le bella arejringib. Leaving
the tome group iwith a diug blesss
ing7 1 should like to look upon some
Christian assembly ;, cimuung th.
nraiaes of God as I wnr to join the
oie hundrtd and ftitv and tour
bell,
coxae
the
hou:aid
thousand and
ot thousands
the throne o
Hark ! I he r the 4,o)d kirk" on the
hillside of Hesvep I It is la wedding
s ucding trouod .
the Sin of Goi.
for behold the bridegroom
ch ! Id ia a victors bell, for we
are more than coDqu. rtrs through
him hat lo ue. it is
bath bell, for .i?. call& th1
earth
pose.
THE
and Heaven to ever
the fcab
nations pt
aedngr re
No. J .
BEST PRESOKIPTION. FOR
CHILLS
and fver is a bottle of Grove?sTaste
less Chill Tonic, ever ffails to cure;
Then why experiment with oiLUilsc
imitations? Price 50 cents. .Your
money back if it fails to cure. j
to spend Sun-
Mr. R A Brown.
pected here tonight
day at the home of
Attorney Morrison ; Caldwell
Went to Salisbury tnis morning to
attend the trial of
Mr. Bost yesterday
Mr. Ed. Bost.
afternoon em
ployed Mr. Caldwell.
T:.f
-uaoor.
Hsonlo Notice.
Hegular communication
to use the occasion for personal ad
vancement, and for leading sinners
to the Saviour. Let those who can't
WStokes Lodge No. 32, A. F. & be witn us neip uy vueir .
A. M.,:Mo3day night, Mr rch' Let the unsaved "Prepare to Meet
27 th. 7 30 n'ilnnir' Their Godwin the duties of life, and
Green Mountain
Haplf Syrup.
Quart Bottles at 30 cents.
Pint Bottles at 20 cents.
Sweet Pickle$ per Bottle
10 bents.
Canned Kornlet at 20 cents
per can.
Ervin & Morrison
OROCER5 -
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ml
THE WORLD DO 'HOOVE!
Billy Goats will butt-
Rain or Shine
Bell,
n
arm
WILL SELL FU
Gompaay '
r.'i
it
By order of W. M.
Jas. O. Fink, Sec.
aolemnities of death.
Thos W. Smith, P. O.
March 25th, 1899.
"HVBIOB'I AIDIOa BSIWn I .... , a.1 t.z
The Bt Sl in A. world for tronblod witn .Benaaoini. r
v v I . T " LF I ww k n I I tin I I
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HhMnwi - :iT:-vl Lot cost you a cent if it does no good.
Uver cores, J eixqr uiiaupcu i - . ... ii0-A
Hands, niuifci; na t,h 11 One applicaion yiU fJ'
8 fin p 7- V -7. i It also cures sprains anu uiuibcd iu. yo-
sin Eruptions, and positively cures tlura the time required by any other
llea or no pay required. It is
Rsaranteed to give rtstief action or
one? refunded. Price 25 cents per
7X For sale at P B Fetzcr's Brugr
Btore.
treatment. Cuts, burns, irostbites,
quinsey, pains in the side and chest,
Glandular ana ouwc bwcuiubo V vii
fy cured by applying it. .Every bottle
warranted: Price, 23 and 50.cts.-M It
Marsh'&ICo.
OPEJISGAT-
ISS MARY
BRACHEN'S
Saturday, March 25.
Easter Cards as Souvenirs.
The public cordially Invited.
Conoord is the best town in the State and we do not allow
oast of a better FUBNI-
Car Lots Spo
Cash and
a town or city in North Carolina td
TUBE STORE than Concord has.
trying to follow the Golden Rule has given us a trde tb it we
are proud of.
... We are making a prie on what is left of our . . .
DAMAGED STOCK
hat will surprise you, see. Parlor Suit that cost $55.00 to go
for 125.00. 825-90 Side Beard for $15.20. $40.00 Suit of Fur
niture for $25.00. Come and SEB.
Bell, Harris & Go
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